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1753ArticleVaporman87Sweet! I can't say I watched American Gladiators religiously, but whenever I saw it on as I flipped through channels, I stopped to see the action. My favorite events were usually the jousting and assault segments, but I also like the even where the contestant had to swing across on ropes, trying to avoid the Gladiator. There were times that I wondered if the Gladiator was not quite giving it his/her all. Like, maybe they had to hold back a bit at a director/producer's request in order to make the show exciting. I don't know though. I haven't heard anything like that from any former Gladiators or folks on the show. Still, who knows. My favorite Gladiators were Blaze and Siren (because I thought they were attractive). Among the male Gladiators, I really didn't have a favorite. My favorite event was Assault. How I wished I could be a part of that one! Watching this show was never the same for me after watching the MST3K episode "The Final Sacrifice". In that episode (if you haven't watched it, you absolutely MUST!) Mike and the Bots constantly refer to Larry Csonka because the main character's dad looks exactly like him in a photo. Just a funny little tidbit there for you to chew on. Anybody who might suggest that the competition was never fierce on the show might want to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lul2VsRg26U">watch this clip.</a>  Jan 02, 2015View
2307ArticleVaporman87Sweet! Great article to come back with Hoju (hope all is well with the new little one). I actually DO remember some of these characters, and even still own first issues of their comics (Bloodshot, CyberForce, DarkHawk, XO Man-O-War). I had a few Ultraverse comics too... my favorite being Prototype. My friend had a few issues of a guy named Megaton, who was a lot like Prime. I agree that these were all mostly forgettable characters, with some exceptions. Deathlok, though not created in the 90's, got his first series in the 90's. I thought Deathlok was very cool, but not many people seem to know about him or remember much about him. He did make appearances in the new Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series and there has been attempts to make a feature film about him. Five Forgotten Comic Heroes of the 90'sJun 18, 2015View
1610ArticleNLoganSweet article. Hoju the box you are holding is definitely the Voltron Lion Force Battle Riser. The images on the side of the box match perfectly. <br><img style="width: 442px; height: 293px;" src="http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTA2NlgxNjAw/z/JS8AAOSwj0NUc8jx/$_57.JPG"><br> <img src="http://www.retro-daze.org/images/postImages/1417533849Voltron Full.jpg"> <img style="width: 410px; height: 307px;" src="http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/z/kkoAAOxy4fBTkNEU/$_57.JPG"> I believe your dad is holding a blue lion miniature possibly looking at the belly. I think the four silver bumps correspond to the four rounded parts at the top of the legs and the white head is actually the muzzle seen from straight on. The vehicle force has prominent yellow or red on the blue legs and black tank tracks underneath. I also had Mr. T from the A-Team in two sizes yours and the 3 3/4 inch GI JOE size from Galoob. In addition I also had Mr. T as Clubber Lang along with Rocky and Apollo Creed. <img src="http://www.virtualtoychest.com/r/rockyiii/rocky3langc.jpg">Holi-Daze: Toys UnwrappedDec 11, 2014View
3583ArticlevkimoSweet article Mickey, got me right in the feels! Your dad seems like the genuine article. The fact that he did so much for others speaks to the real spirit of Christmas. Sadly the holidays bring a lot of pain and emphasis on the less fortunate, but that's the chance to help out. I enjoyed the formatting and font change, made for a nice comfy read. Those toy sets look so awesome. I wasn't even there for most of the 80s toys and feel they had the most appeal. It was like the marketing dept back then was on a whole other level. Looking forward to the next piece!1986: The Year That Santa Became RealDec 15, 2016View
2858VideoMr MagicSurreal is right.Kidd Video IntroOct 12, 2015View
3130ArticleVaporman87Surprisingly, we never owned a single one of these items. That's right. I was totally deprived of these. In fact, I don't even know of any friends who owned any of these items. Man, how did I even survive? LOL Nowadays you can even own a miniature "claw game" for your home. The kids get a kick out of that... until they get tired of always "winning" items that they already owned. 3 Essential 80s Home Decor ItemsNov 23, 2015View
3966ArticleOldSchool80sSurprisingly, I never even heard of any of these game shows.Five Game Shows No One Talks About AnymoreJun 22, 2017View
4942ArticleOldSchool80sSurprisingly, don't remember playing any of these 5 games myself. I will have to take your word for it. Stay retro, yourself!Underrated NES GamesMay 28, 2019View
3744ArticleOldSchool80sSurprised they didn't let Kane keep his streak going this year even though he is not a regular anymore.Looking Back at 29 Years of the Royal RumbleFeb 12, 2017View
3187ArticleVaporman87Superb read. Simply epic. There is so much nostalgic goodness just dripping from this, it makes ME want to go back to YOUR childhood and relive them one more time. LOL It's funny that one side of your family had 14 children, considering my mom came from a family of 13. They sure did pump out the kids back in their day, huh? I like that you include all the ways that you are incorporating some old traditions from your childhood into your own children's lives. That is something I can completely relate to, as I do the same thing. Sure, you get enjoyment out of continuing tradition, but you're mostly seeking to give your children the same joy that you KNOW they will experience in the same way you experienced it. There is no doubt that Christmas holds a special place in your heart. Thanks for sharing this amazing walk through your Christmas memories.How I Remember ChristmasDec 12, 2015View